Genshin Impact added many fun and fantastic elements to its Sumeru Region. Tri-Lakshana creatures are just one example of this. They are present throughout Sumeru and mimic the Dendro element as a whole in their design. Here are all the Tri-Lakshana Creatures and how to use them as you explore.
All eight Tri-Lakshana Creatures & how to interact with them in Genshin Impact
Tri-Lakshana Creatures are unique in that they typically exist in a normal state, but they can take different forms when either Electro or Pyro are applied.
Applying Electro will put Tri-Lakshana Creatures in an Activated state. Applying Pyro will put them in a Scorched state. Applying Dendro will return them from an Activated or Scorched state to a normal state. When activated, Tri-Lakshana Creatures will emit a Truesense Pulse that can reveal hidden things, like Torch Puzzles.
Here are all the Tri-Lakshana creatures you can find and what they do in each state.
Bouncy MushroomsNormal: You can jump on top of these mushrooms to jump even higher.Activated: The Bouncy Mushroom will have bright green veins when Activated. Jumping on them will send you even further into the air.Scorched: The Bouncy Mushroom will turn brown and wither. It won’t boost your jump at all.Dendro PilesNormal: These are the tree branches you can find holding a rock. They are normally found in a Scorched state with the rock resting on the ground. Applying Dendro will lift the rock to its normal state.Activated: The branch will lift the rock even higher.Scorched: The branch will return the rock to the ground.Dream FlowersNormal: Standing in its range will cause opponents to forget about you during Phantasmal Gate challenges, allowing you to sprint away.Activated: The Dream Flower will mark the location of the remaining Phantasmal Seeds inside a Phantasmal Gate challenge but will no longer hide you from enemies.Scorched: The Dream Flowers will no longer protect you from enemies.Fungus-type enemiesNormal: They attack you as normal. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Fungal Spore family.Activated: They will be able to attack faster. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Inactivated Fungal Nucleus family.Scorched: They will attack slower, but their attacks will also become stronger. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Inactivated Fungal Nucleus family.Poisonous MushroomsNormal: These are the purple and pink mushrooms. If you step too close, they spray Dendro spores and cause True Damage to enemies and your active character.Activated: The Mushrooms will emit a continuous spore field that applies damage at regular intervals if you are in its range.Scorched: The mushroom will not be able to release spores.
Seed MirrorNormal: These devices you generally find in watch towers that allow you to spot Nascent Withing Zones.Activated: They will also allow you to spot missing Aranara.Scorched: They will not be usable.StarshroomsNormal: You can collect these as food. Eating them Restores 300 HP.Activated: Eating them restores 800 HP.Scorched: Eating them restores one HP.Tri-Yana SeedsNormal: These are the floating seeds that move along a fixed path. Activated: The Tri-Yana Seed will emit a wide Truesense Pulse.Scorched: The seed will stop moving.
Where to find Tri-Lakshana Creatures in Genshin Impact
These creatures are found throughout Sumeru, particularly in the Jungle region. There are lots of Bouncy Mushrooms in the Apam Woods to help you get up high into the trees. Poisonous Mushrooms can sometimes be found around treasure chests to make you think twice before approaching. Dream Flowers are only found in Phantasmal Gate Challenges. Fungus-type enemies are also all around Sumeru, as are Starshrooms.
Normal: You can jump on top of these mushrooms to jump even higher.Activated: The Bouncy Mushroom will have bright green veins when Activated. Jumping on them will send you even further into the air.Scorched: The Bouncy Mushroom will turn brown and wither. It won’t boost your jump at all.
Normal: These are the tree branches you can find holding a rock. They are normally found in a Scorched state with the rock resting on the ground. Applying Dendro will lift the rock to its normal state.Activated: The branch will lift the rock even higher.Scorched: The branch will return the rock to the ground.
Normal: Standing in its range will cause opponents to forget about you during Phantasmal Gate challenges, allowing you to sprint away.Activated: The Dream Flower will mark the location of the remaining Phantasmal Seeds inside a Phantasmal Gate challenge but will no longer hide you from enemies.Scorched: The Dream Flowers will no longer protect you from enemies.
Normal: They attack you as normal. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Fungal Spore family.Activated: They will be able to attack faster. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Inactivated Fungal Nucleus family.Scorched: They will attack slower, but their attacks will also become stronger. If defeated in this state they will drop items from the Inactivated Fungal Nucleus family.
Normal: These are the purple and pink mushrooms. If you step too close, they spray Dendro spores and cause True Damage to enemies and your active character.Activated: The Mushrooms will emit a continuous spore field that applies damage at regular intervals if you are in its range.Scorched: The mushroom will not be able to release spores.
Normal: These devices you generally find in watch towers that allow you to spot Nascent Withing Zones.Activated: They will also allow you to spot missing Aranara.Scorched: They will not be usable.
Normal: You can collect these as food. Eating them Restores 300 HP.Activated: Eating them restores 800 HP.Scorched: Eating them restores one HP.
Normal: These are the floating seeds that move along a fixed path. Activated: The Tri-Yana Seed will emit a wide Truesense Pulse.Scorched: The seed will stop moving.
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